Fractals
from Fractals ep by The Royal Landscaping Society
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lyrics
All my recurring mistakes and sore regrets
Lay out a geometric design
Unfulfilled expectations distinctly for
A cyclic pattern of defeat
Consistently
It repeats itself in smaller scale
After each end
Then a new turn's just begun
A new you will take your own place on the carousel
Every single time you'll leave
And though it's come to be so predictable
The same old me will fall once more
Consistently
Life repeats itself in smaller scale
With every turn
It hurts less and less, my dear
Though every hope
Leads to certain disappointment
I'll say 'Hello'
And a new turn's just begun
A new turn's just begun
A new turn's just begun
Lay out a geometric design
Unfulfilled expectations distinctly for
A cyclic pattern of defeat
Consistently
It repeats itself in smaller scale
After each end
Then a new turn's just begun
A new you will take your own place on the carousel
Every single time you'll leave
And though it's come to be so predictable
The same old me will fall once more
Consistently
Life repeats itself in smaller scale
With every turn
It hurts less and less, my dear
Though every hope
Leads to certain disappointment
I'll say 'Hello'
And a new turn's just begun
A new turn's just begun
A new turn's just begun
credits
from Fractals ep,
released February 14, 2025
Written by The Royal Landscaping Society
Cris plays the electric guitar, nylon-string guitar, six string bass, keys and machines
David plays the bass
Written by The Royal Landscaping Society
Cris plays the electric guitar, nylon-string guitar, six string bass, keys and machines
David plays the bass
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The Royal Landscaping Society Seville, Spain
We're Cris and David. We play shimmery romantic pop songs.
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